Morgan County R II Schools - Mirror Yearbook (Versailles, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

THE 1986 MIRROR VOLUME 65 MORGAN CO. R-2 VERSAILLES, MO. MEMORIES SHARED NOT FORGOTTEN As the doors to the school opened on September 3, 1985, the halls once again heard the slamming of locker doors, the kids walking in the halls, and friends reminiscing of the summer past and speaking of future memories. The school year of 1985-86 will hold many good memories. This yearbook, as yearbooks past, will capture mo- ments and hold memories that everyone shared. The yearbook staff wishes everyone good luck after they have left VHS. Administration The 1985-86 school year progressed successfully under the supervision of our new superintendent, Mr. Gary Dixon. The School Board, con- sisting of Katherine Hutchison, President, Bob Kimpton, Adminis- tration Assistant, Luke Campbell, Don Kimbrell, and Gary Dixon, Superin- tendent, and Minnie Thoss went to a meeting of the Missouri School Board to discuss school rules for the years to come. School Board elections also came up this year. As teachers busily made up their budgets for next year, the 1985-86 school year crept by. Mr. Dixon Katherine Hutchison Faculty Life Lunchtime Monitors Who will win? Think I can make it? Coach Widhelm observing the game Can you believe that? F acuity Carol Burnham Lyle Chamberlain Cindy Cole Chris Concannon Mary Beth Dicus Layne Edgington June Enowski Debbie Fischer David Fox Mary Frank Cathy Gregory Joyce Gunn Mary Hayden Brenda Hodges LeRoy Hope Beverly Hughes Adelia Hutchison Debbie Jackson Danny Jordan Louise Jordan Bob Kimpton Diane Klusmeyer Dan Lents Lois Moser Margaret Nelen Sue Vickels Ron Power Avanelle Rankin Linda Scott Carol Shrout Dean Thiemann Amy Todd Dennis Vallandingham Lynn Vallandingham Leroy Viebrock Michelle Ward Dennis Whitehead Danny Widhelm Helen Willis David Wood Jlee Woolley Eldora Yoder 6 Jeff ... Jeff Hughes? I’m glad it’s Friday. Helping Hands Every day we see the people who run our school. They give us assignments, settle our disputes, and occasionally give us a break. But the school it- self is run by another set of pepole just as impor- tant, the cooks and custo- dians. These people often have to sacrifice a normal lifestyle in order to arrive early enough or stay late enough to get their jobs done. The custodians keep our school clean and com- fortable while the cooks prepare the meals in the cafeteria. They all deserve our gratitude. Clifford Miller. Grounds Supervisor Custodians • Jim Towles, Jerry Hoth, Karl Vogt Cooks • Front Row • Marva Hutchison, Pat Duncan. I.inda Wilson. Bea Bennett, Shirley Brown Back Row • Lucille Bishop, Lois Forth. Wanda Klein. Mabel Chiles 7 8 •V Class of 1986 Debbie Anderson, Secretary Jimmy Young, Treasurer Bo Campbell, Sergeant of Arms Eric Coffman, Historian Johnna Yeokum, President Wally Boatwright Vice President Ginger Applebury Anne Baker Lisa Barnes Kim Baumer Craig Baumgartener Susan Berendzen Ken Bowman Rhonda Buchanan Wendy Clark Stacy Dial Ross Doepke Dawn Ehrenberg Peanut Frank Carla Garber Troy Gerlt Cristy W. “Is my pencil here?' 10 Peanut F. “I think she’s looking at us.’ Debbie J. “Is he cute or what? Tami H. “Where did you get that information?’ Dawn E. “How big is my head?’ Tim H. “Hey Dude' Kris Hatfield Sheridan Henderson Danny Herbert Tammy Hester Tim Hester Jeff Higgins Tami Hill Kim Hoover 11 Brian Hoselton Keri Hunter Lisa Hunter Becky Jaco Debbie Jaco Kim Jennings Jackie Keen Ronny Kiger Dora Lindsey Michelle McCarty Too many cooks spoil the brew. Cmd Whatr Wally B. “It’s snooze time’ And what college are you going to now, Tim P.?' James Parsons Lisa Patton A Brian Pearcy W Tim Petty Mike Phelps Chris Pifer Ginger Raines Tonya Raines Senor Eduardo Craig W. shows his real opinion. 13 14 Brian F. “O.K., who said that?” Jackie Stafford Mike Terry Wendy Uber Hank Vogt I ,lJ Carla G. “Have I got a deal for you’ Doug Wilson Tracy Wilson Jim Winfrey Donna Witt Renee Woods I Eric G. and Peanut F. thinking about college Debbie A. “That’s gross!” Carla G. Those really aren’t the answers to the test, are they?” Tim P. That was not amusing I am drawn back in time, my memories call. I return The people crowding in the hall, lockers slam, teachers talking, Then they disappear gone forever The past locked in my heart As I go forward on life’s trail About to create new memories, new friends, new teachers. Independence, and yet I will always be attached to my past memories carrying them with me as I enter my new life. Goodbye is just a word between past... and future. Dawn E. Looking for the meaning of life? Debbie W. “Get serious' ft Tonya R. What smells?' A Spark from Yesterday ««fill OHlVi :andy POPCOR POP Fashion Fashion dominates the scene for the years of the 80’s with good-looking, wear-everywhere clothes, de- signed from soft, supple fabrics. Whether you choose clothes made from cool cotton or stone washed denim, you can create the look just for you. Light-weight shirts and pants in dark prints and patterns can be worn alone during the spring and summer, then easily layered and accessorized for fall and winter. Cropped pants with simple slip-ons or low ankle boots add a sharp look. The new oversized look is exciting and excellent for all figure types. Eye make-up matched to your wardrobe creates the look that is right for you. Clean, strong and healthy hair captures the latest fashion look you wish to achieve. Unusual fabric and combinations and colors also dominate the fashion scene in menswear. The tradi- tional colors of blue, brown, grey and black have given way to soft, cool colors designed in styles which stress comfort and versatility. Current television shows which have influenced fashion are The Cosby Show and Miami Vice. Susan B., Kim B., Carrie M., Keri H., Debbie A. Susan T. Jeff H. and Stacy C. Mike T. and Brad C. Campbells: Clockwise - Gary Croy, Krista Thouvenel, Carolyn Barnard, Jeff Lutman Not Pictured - Missy Homan and Mike Moesch Money is an important object to many teenagers. To obtain it, many kids get afterschool jobs or jobs dur- ing the summer. These jobs can range from working in a restaurant to working on the lake in the summertime. Early job experience helps prepare a person for the jobs later in life. Jobs Versailles Greenhouse: Clockwise - Carla Garber. Lisa Barnes, Jeff Hughes. Mike Hall, Kara Baumgartner, Joy Hutchison Gerbes: Left to Right - Ginger Raines, Stacy Jo Williams. Keri Hunter, Carrie Mar- shall, Sheri Hender- son, Troy Gerlt, Tim Petty Sheila Schuster and Christine Lewis Carolyn Barnard and Bo Campbell Friends School is more than just hard work and responsibility. It is a chance to meet new friends, and to be with friends that we’ve know for years. Friendships not only teach us about others, but help us to understand ourselves as well. Friendships help us to grow and, and alot of times, develop into relationships that last a lifetime. Eric Coffman and Donna Witt Sheri Henderson, Carrie Marshall, and Wendy Clark Peanut Frank, James Parsons, and Wendy Clark Stacy Chandler and Michelle Ellis Did you see his legs? Looks like a fun night for Kerry! Fans Because many students were in- volved with sports and other activities this year, few people were able to be spectators of the games. However, they showed their school spirit by dressing up on spirit days and enjoying the competi- tion of the sporting events. A view of the high school at noon. Susan: “The food, it’s moving! Lunchtime Students from all grades enjoy using the foyer for lunch. Where and what to eat are common lunchtime questions. There are sev- eral different answers. One is to eat at the cafete- ria. Meals cost 85c and include a main course, complements, and milk. Another choice is the snack bar which sells sandwiches and other foods. Sandwiches cost $1.10 to 90c while other items are cheaper. A home lunch is also popular. Any foods desired can be put in these personalized lunches. Candy, potato chips, and baked goods can be purchased for 45C and add a finishing touch to these choices. Walter W. shows his skill in P.E. Craig W. and Gina H. show off their art work. Classes The classes haven’t really changed at Versailles High. There are a few new faces in the classes and faculty. As always there is Chemistry, Human Physiology, and Zoology in the Science department. Then there are those students who choose to take typing and other business courses. Then there are those tough math classes. Don’t forget the English classes: College Prep., Am. Conflicts, Western Liter- ature, and Comm. I, II, and III. Last but not least are the creative and athletic classes. These classes are what make up the Morgan Co. R-II High School. Without them what would school be? Kim B. shows her typing skill. Seniors trying hard to pay attention. P §v6nl� f nd i Melvillr Sound H6ftm.0£ V VucouM L uAtrtfivik Hf lnl«t Svaf t«nhu Hti Frin ce tnfyKtbr Pin mmm V V MarrrV mJ cr 9 j v . 7 t«hor i Button lll w flNo t Aulttvvik I. T ViVac iyo c f'inrd. •ttgiriU ChifiiMT� thtthi i Hbtli Savarn VO C. Wtnftf ttt ATCHEW instar N. Battltfc WdDaar MaJfort -atooo Raval t «fxJFo judbury, ME.fU fjmoen ton «JM-Tlind dojaordJ'i KV' Boston,MA: Lci Cod p V ce. WYO, r f� fda KSS-s s CULF A. ,’ ,V1 £ X ;'c o I • t t .v i Hab BAHAMAUK Bahia i dt Cozumtl hits R.4vill gigedo Qua , roc ,, � X • ZthuaUn«j � JAM, ANTILLES td T - San Jo« of Seven Challen. .... C P'’ r«K.M ■ • Atovutt ort J •w- J3u K M o l P ItU dt Guidifvp 2430 M«jlcO l4 c.ITcOv y’‘ jaasLO � . Htndc 1« v f _ | ' .J«ar .SmSa vidpr ilVifJy pt ■(u tEivmtl ... ■ � c« tunc • vV v'C l!yS Soloists: Front Row - Lori Pendergraft, Sherri Yoder; Back Row - Jerry Elwood, Tracey Reams, Johnna Yeokum Taking a break from playing. Yearbook Staff The Yearbook class was that the yearbook has smaller than in previous some color pages, poetry, years, yet they were able and artwork. To raise the to accomplish many of money for these items, their goals before the actu- candy was sold at lun- al deadlines. Not only the chtime by the yearbook staff, but also the teacher, staff. A slide show presen- were inexperienced and tation was arranged for had a great deal to learn, the students as an incen- Even so, they conquered tive to buy the book. A all! Our greatful thanks. deed well done. This is the first time Mike demonstrating his skill. Edt. S. Henderson, C. Baumgartner, D. Anderson, P. James, M. Hall. W. Clark. Miss Ward, S. Williams, W. Boatright, M. Ogden, C. Moesch, D. Ehrenberg, A. Frogge. Wendy give those back or else! Craig could use a chair but nooo ... Chewing gum inspires thought. Uh Oh. we've been discovered! Newspaper Staff ... And now a word of praise for our small, but dedicated, group of workers who were responsible for the Tiger Tracks news. Without their hard work, our local community would not have been informed of all the happenings and events go- ing on in our school. As we all know, reporting isn’t always easy. It was a learning experi- ence for all of them, and because of their efforts, we were able to read about sporting events, banquets, honors, and even a little gossip now and then. To- ward the end of the year, they collaborated for the first time in presenting the seniors with a memory book. Front: Edt. B. Pearcy. W. Boatright, C. Harrison, Miss Ward, D. Dixon, L. Jones, M. Kimbrell, D. Witt, J. Upton, D. Arnold Eric off to do some detective work. Is he or is he not the real Clark Kent. Yes, that's our Editor, posing for G-Q. What do you mean you don’t have pictures?! DECA DECA has many money They use some of their making projects during money to send people to the the school year. Among national DECA contest, these are selling sand- This year, Joy Hutchison wiches at lunch and selling was the member who went to candy around Christmas. Atlanta, Georgia. DECA Officers - Left to Right - Cristy White, Lisa Barnes, Cindy Harrison, Hank Vogt, Jackie Keen, Stacy Dial, Becky Jaco DECA - Left to Right • Front Row - Hank Vogt, Cindy Harrison, Cristy White, Becky Jaco, Stacy Dial, Jackie Keen. Lisa Barnes Second Row - Mrs. Klusmeyer, James Parsons, Danny Manford, Jarrod Manford, John Baker, Mike Moesch, Tim Hester, Third Row - Ron Brown, Joy Hutchison, Lesa Loganbill, Tracy Wilson, Lisa Hunter, Tony Raines, Norman Dills Back Row - Chris Pifer, Kim Trembley, Wendy Uber, Ginger Raines, Troy Lepley, Jeff Lutman, Mark Side bottom. FLA and SADD The Foreign Language Association and Students Against Driving Drunk have various activities during the school year. SADD helps the students to realize the seriousness of drunk driving while FLA is a supplement to a foreign language education. FLA Officers - Left to Right - Kim Pace, Ross Doepke James Parsons, Chris Shirley, Carolyn Barnard, Sheri Henderson FLA - Left to Right - Front Row - Stephanie Deason, Kim Pace, Carolyn Barnard. Ross Doepke, Chris Shirley, Sheri Henderson, James Parsons; Second Row - Karen Roll, Erin Doepke, Krista Thouve- nel, Anna Tellman, Mitzi Clark, Kerry Metcalf, Brian Pearcy; Third Row - Julie Gregory, Patti Reinhart, Carla Andrews, Mike Homan, Clint Dinkins, Rita Mar- shall; Fourth Row - Deborah Zimmerman, Alicia Pearcy, Janice Weaver, Crystal Dooley, Mindy Daniels, Missy Branch, Jason Dreyer, Tim Horner; Fifth Row - Tonja Grimes, Shannon Miller, Theresa Miller, Mrs. Rankin; Back Row - Brian Morrison, Jerry Elwood. SADD - Left to Right - Front Row - Susan Todd, Missy Kimbrell, Cheri Power, Cathy Schussler, Annette Herod; Second Row - Tracey Reames, Roberta Winters, Rita Marshall, Tabbie Hardey; Third Row - Susan Anderson, Debbie Dixon, Jana Rouse, Neysa Richardson, Jeannetta McCandless; Fourth Row - Gina Heinerikson, Stacy Bolton. Jackie Dawson, Mitzi Clark, Dawn Ehrenberg, Angi Campbell, Stephanie Deason; Back Row - Carol Wenger, Tom Dinkins, Kerry Metcalf, Sheila Schuster, Lesa Loganbill SADD Officers - Joy Hutchison, Cathy Schussler, Missy Kimbrell Office Aides The main center of the school is the office. Inside this place, the office aides work busily from day to day. Their duties include taking attendance each hour, an- swering the phone, writing tardy and absentee slips, and dealing with other win- dow traffic. They also have to run in-school errands for the secretaries or Mr. Snel- ling. Without the office aides, things would go slow- er in the office because of the inconvenient things that have to be done. Left to Right- Front Row- Keri Hunter, Sheri Henderson, Mike Hall. Back Row- Lisa Barnes, Carrie Marshall, Sallianne Thompson, Krista Thouvenel Carrie M.- “Get who out of what class? Sallianne delivering the daily announcements. Library Aides Being a library aide is more than having a free period. These people spend their time returning books to their proper places, dus- ting library shelves, and helping students and Mrs. Cole. These students also learn library skills which will help them in the future. Tracy and Lisa- “Look at all those books we have to put away.’ The third hour library aides posing for a picture. Lisa B. and Keri H.- “Hey, don’t tear the pages out.' Library Aides- Left to Right- Row 1- Peanut Frank, Kurt Hatfield. Row 2- Mrs. Cole, Stacy Williams, Ross Doepke, Wally Boatright, Ross Smith. Row 3- Lisa Barnes, Michelle Ellis, Donna Witt, Wendy Uber, Eric Coffman, Keri Hunter, Carrie Marshall, Bo Campbell. Row 4- Andy Frogge, Jackie Keen, Stacy Dial, Susan Berendzen, Brian Hoselton. Row 5- Renee Woods, Jacque Ray, Tim Petty, Tracy Wilson, Duane Whaley. Cheerleaders 85-86 The Cheerleaders had a new challenge this year, having few members and two new sponsors. A lot of work was accomplished, though often at the last minute. Practicing cheers, locker decorations, pos- ters, selling pom pons, and many other chores such as wearing uniforms during COLD temperatures were expected. It was not always easy to be enthusiastic when school spirit was at an all time low, however, the girls who were dedicated, will remember the fun times while they became a part of the excitement of a new school year. Cheer- leading camp is also part of the fun that the new cheerleaders can look for- ward to. Volleyball: Top. c. Dawn Ehrenberg, Tracy Parrish Girl’s Basketball: Top Tracy Parrish c. Dawn Ehrenberg Football: c. K. Baumer, B. Raines. A. Baker. D. Witt, Top, M. Kimbrell Powderpuff King, Tim P. congratulated by Bo. Please Kim, no more practice! Showing spirit before the game. The results of many practices. Spirit Day brought much laughter. Enthusiasm grew as the game progressed. Hey guys, get off my back! The unknown letterman. A New The Drill Team of the 1985-86 was made up of six members. These mem- bers were all new to the Drill Team experiences. This fact brought about problems but none that could not be overcome. Team Throughout the seasons the Drill Team danced many different kinds of dances. This variety brought experi- ence for the coming years. The Drill Team will come back stronger than ever. A social moment after a performance. The 1985-86 Drill Team: Stephanie Deason, Lesa Loganbill, Mitzi Clark, Susie Mainard, and Wendy Clark. Forming the circle of death. Our Leaders Susan T. looking for birds. Our Fearless Leader?! The Student Council of the 1985-1986 year was one of strange affairs. They col- lected money for MD and even won a free DJ for a dance. They kept up the successful Student of the Quarter. They even tried to boost school spirit by hold- ing many great dances, and changing some of the ideas of the school. The year was not a total success yet with the help of the Student Council the year was a lot of fun. Row 1: Erin Concannon, Lisa Barnes. Becky Jaco. Row 2: Diane Steelman, Stephanie Deason, Johnna Yoekum, Amy Lutman. Joy Hutchison, and Susan Todd, Row 3: Eric Guhr, Jeff Lutman, Ginger Applebury, Kara Baumgartner, Mike Hall. Row 4: Troy Gerlt, Wendy Clark. Row 5: Sheri Henderson, James Parsons, James Nikkei, Jeff Hughes. Brian Hall speaks about life. Faithful Groups In our high school there are two groups that show a great faith and respect. These two groups are the religious groups of our school. Both have strong memberships and strong ideas. These two groups have helped each other and those outside the group by being an example. These groups are FCA, the Fellow- ship of Christian Atheletes, and Ecclesia. FCA Officers: Carolyn Barnard; Secretary, Bo Campbell; Treasurer, Krista Thouvenel; Vice-President, and not pictured Lisa Barnes; President. FCA - Row 1: Tony Elliott. Loren Yoder, Mike Hall, Kara Baumgartner, Jeff Hughes, James Nikkei. Missy Kimbrell, Debbie Dixon, and Susan Todd. Row 2: Stacey Bolton, Sallianne Thompson, Carolyn Barnard, Krista Thouvenel, Joy Hutchison, Lori Pendergraft, Carla Garber, Ginger Raines, and Lisa Barnes. Row 3: Ross Smith, Bo Campbell, Wally Boatright, Peanut Frank, Aquino Wallace, and Danny Herbert. Row 4: Danny Jordan, Sponsor. Ecclesia - Row 1: Debbie Dixon, Christi Huffman, Roberta Winters. Ruth Ann Steelman, Stacey Bolton, Michelle Braden, Diane Steelman, Sherry Yoder, Louise Jordan; Sponsor, Eric Coffman. Row 2: James Nikkei, Tracey Hunter, Darla Hamlet, Joy Hutchison, Missy Kimbrell, Amy Lutman, Angi Campbell, and Loren Yoder. 44 Honor Groups The Honor Groups of 1985-1986 showed a good strong leadership. NHS helped feed a family at Christmas and successfully inducted a large group of new members. VAC helped provide a memorable fund- raiser with the Denny Hilton Show that was held at the High School Gym. These two groups have showed their worth with their suc- cessful year. NHS Officers: Carrie Marshall, Student Council Representative; Peanut Frank, Vice-President; Wendy Clark, President; and Sheri Henderson, Secretary-Treasurer. NHS - Row 1: Michelle McCarty, Carrie Marshall, James Parsons, Erin Concannon. Annette Herod, Debbie Anderson, James Nikkei, Wendy Clark, Sheri Henderson, Ross Deopke. Row 2: Beverly Hughes; Sponsor, Greg Willson, Mike Marple, Jeff Jackson, Krista Thouvenel, Carolyn Barnard. Shelia Schuster, Susan Todd, and Kara Baumgartner. Row 3: Mike Hall, Craig Baumgartner, Ken Bowman, Peanut Frank, Eric Coffman. Brian Pearcy. Troy Gelt. Ross Smith, Loren Yoder, Dawn Ehrenberg. VAC - Row 1: Tami Randall. Mike Beeman. Row 2: Walter Woods. Tammy Hester, Ginger Raines. Ross Smith. Row 3: Bo Campbell, Carolyn Barnard. Sallianne Thompson. Mike Hall. Row 4: Peanut Frank. Michelle Braden. Dawn Ehrenberg, Andy Frogge. Row 5: Jay Dunham, Shelia Schuster, John Calahan. and Ethan Bercume. Row 6: Wally Boatright. Cristy White, Krista Thouvenel, and Kris Hatfield. NHS Inductions VAC officers: Cristy White, Vice-President; Bo Campbell, President; Carolyn Barnard. Secre- tary-Treasurer. 45 The Versailles F.F.A. Chapter has 32 members who are always busy with some kind of activity. Busy going to State F.F.A. F.F.A. Camp, Morgan Co. Fair, Central Dist. Fair, Mo. State Fair, Apple Festival Float, Apple Festival BBQ and many other activities. F.F.A. Area Officers Livestock Team Front row - Neal Brewer, Ginger Applebury, Jimmy Young, Alicesha Good, John Gerlt, Leatha Hanrahan, Clifford Bradshaw, Tabbie Hardey; Second - Mr. Hope, Joel Robertson, Mike Garhart, Chris Byars, Chuck Moesch, Kerry Metcalf, Brian Lehman, Jimmy Bowers. James Marriott; Third row - Dawn Greene, Rene O’Neal, Sheila Schuster, Billy Jeffries, Kerry Baumgartner, Michael Kilmer, Susan Anderson, Amerika Stacy, Fourth row - Debbie Weinstein, Tanya Burke, Donette Brown, Shelley Allen, Tammy Woolery, Kim Montavy, Becky Brad- shaw, Sandra McMillen. 46 F.H.A. HERO The Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion for young women who are students in high school. Some of the activities during the year included attending the F.H.A. HERO Regional Meeting at Tipton on November 19, 1985, National F.H.A. Week was February 17-21. The theme was Choice of a New Generation F.H.A. HERO. Front row - Stacy Jo Williams, Melissa Kimbrell, Cheri Power, Susan Todd, Cathy Schussler, Erin Concannon, Lesa Loganbill, Joy Hutchison. Second row - Sponsor Miss Bishop, Carol Wenger, Annette Herold, Kara Baumgartner, Kathy Presley, Neysa Richardson, Rita Marshall. Officers - Joy Hutchison, Melissa Kim- brell. Reporter - Historian; Cathy Schus- sler, Vice President; Cheri Power, Presi- dent; Stacy Jo Williams. Secretary- Treasurer; Erin Concannon, Student Council Representative; Lesa Loganbill, Parliamentarian; Not pictured Susan Todd. Recreation - Devotion Leader. 47 F.T.A., Future Teach- ers of America, had a fairly productive year. They had a teacher appreciation and teaching week in which the members would sur- prise the faculty with in- teresting treats in the lounge. They would also student teach for some of the teachers in the High School, Junior High, or F.T.A. Elementary. In the spring, the officers attended a state- wide F.T.A. seminar at CMSU in Warrensburg. The organization also held a bake sale to raise money. They also had a numerous amount of pizza luncheons during the year. FTA Officers - Keri Hunter, Ginger Raines, Troy Gerlt FT A • Left to Right • Row 1: Ginger Raines, Keri Hunter. Troy Gerlt, Carla Garber; Row 2 - Miss Debbie Fisher, sponsor, Kim Baumer, Brian Pearcy, Susan Todd; Row 3 - Kara Baumgartner, James Nikkei, Erin Concannon, Cheri Power, Dawn Ehrenberg; Row 4 - Joy Hutchison, Lori Pendergraft, Annette Herod, Carol Wenger 48 Jimmy D. “Let me have it!' Tony Campbell beside his locker. Students working in art class. Boarding the bus. Tim Petty poses for a picture. Christine Lewis and Linda Hardey attend a football game. TIGERS HAVE SLOW YEAR Close losses and in- juries made the 1985 sea- son disappointing to the Tigers. New injuries com- bined with close losses to California and Fayette hindered the Tigers. The 2-7 record, however, doesn’t truly reflect the team’s ability and atti- tude. Season’s highlights included the Homecoming win over Tipton and Kris Hatfield’s setting of new records - 35 receptions, 429 yds. receiving. Another important aspect was that many younger players got some playing time and gained experience. Several players re- ceived All-conference honors: Kris Hatfield, Ken Bowman, Bo Camp- bell, Steve Lamberson, Alan Metcalf, Mike Hall, Kurt Hatfield, Ross Smith, and Craig Baum- gartner. Kris Hatfield was also an All-district pick. Ross dives for a few more yards. Front row: Steve Fryhoff, Brian Lehman, Steve Concannon, Tony Campbell, Ross Smith, Jimmy Dornan, Terry Calahan, Duane Whaley; Second row: Robbie Leuthen, Clint Dinkins, Tony Elliott, Billy Jeffries, Alan Metcalf, Don Montavy, Steve Lamberson, David White, Tony Piercy, Danny Herbert; Back row: Coach Whitehead, Wally Boatwright, Mike Terry. Kerry Metcalf, Ken Bowman, Kurt Hatfield, Mike Hall, Greg Brown, Kris Hatfield, Craig Baumgartner, Andy Frogge, Bo Campbell, Coach Jordan VARSITY LADY TIGERS VB The season began with visions of achieve- ment but was soon met with the frustration of injury and illnesses. The Lady Tigers, determined and proud, hung together and fought diligently. The Junior Varsity continued to add wins to their record even though the team di- minished in number by the end of the season, in order to strengthen the Varsity squad with youn- ger talent filling the active roster. The 1985 Tiger VB Team will be remembered for their records, honors, etc. but they will also be remembered for their hard work, team unity and their creativity for “get- ting up for the game.” Optimism for the 1985 Lady Tigers can al- ready be sensed by the returning players. Con- tributing to this optimism is the returning Varsity experience and the desire to improve upon the indi- vidual and team goals. All District and all Conference Cristy White and Carolyn Barnard. After a long season we're going on vacation. 56 Sacred Heart W 14-16, 15-12, 15-11 Fatima W 15- 9, 15- 8 Jefferson City W 4-15, 15-13, 16-14 Tipton W 15- 9, 14-16, 15- 4 Marshall W 15- 6, 15-10 Lincoln W 15- 7, 15-11 Smithton L 12-12, 10-15 Cole Camp W 18-16, 15-11 Eldon L 12-15, 1-15 Osage W 15-13, 15-11 Smith Cotton W 15- 3, 15- 4 Camdenton L 2-15, 15- 6, 6-15 Belle L 15- 4, 15-17, 9-15 Warsaw W 15- 4, 15-11 California L 15-11, 9-15, 13-15 Warsaw S 15- 9, 8-15 Smith Cotton w 15- 8, 15- 7 Belle L 15- 9, 6-15, 4-15 Warsaw W 15- 2, 15-13 Stover L 13-15, 14-16 Blair Oaks W 15-11, 15-10 Tipton W 15- 5, 15- 6 California W 15- 8, 4-15, 15-13 Osage L 13-15, 10-15 2nd Sacred Heart 3rd Versailles Invitational 2nd District Tournament Raines. Back row - Assistant Coach Linda Scott, Lisa Barnes, Sallianne Thompson, Carolyn Barnard, You’d think I’m the only one doing all the Coach Brenda Hodges, Krista Thouvenel, Tami Randall, Kelly Silkwood, Manager Stacy Jo Williams, work. (Not pictured Statistician Karen Bowman). Carolyn, this is no time to wave to your dad! Front row - Michelle Baker, Christi Huffman, Jenny Fischer, Stacey Bolton, Kelly Silkwood, Barbara Johnson, Leslie Barnes, Becky Raines. Back row - Assistant Coach Linda Scott, Michelle 57 Braden, Manager Stacy Jo Williams, Coach Brenda Hodges. (Not pictured Statistician Karen Bowman.) TIGERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT The 1985-86 Varsity season showed improve- ment over last year’s Bas- ketball record. Experience and hard work were main factors in the improved 7- 19 Tiger record. Highlights of the sea- son included two trophies and wins over tough teams. The Tigers won a 3rd place trophy at both the Warsaw and Califor- nia tournaments. The win over Helias was also im- portant to the Tiger sea- son. Two Tigers made the All-conference teams. Mike Hall made the 1st team and Gary Croy made the Honorable mention team. Coach Widhalm offering advice. ■ Varsity: Coach Fox, Walter Woods, Jeff Jackson, Scott Rumbo, Jeff Lutman, Mike Hall, Mike Beeman, Kirk Skelton, Bo Campbell, Gary Croy, Tim Hester, Coach Widhalm Mike goes up for the easy shot. Junior Varsity: Front row- Chris Byars, Darren Klein, Kerry Baumgartner, Tony Campbell, Mike Hull, Scott Sherman, Robbie Dixon; Back row- Coach Widhalm, Tony Edgar, David White, Clint Dinkins, Billy Jeffries, Kevin Ball, Craig Joy, Jeff Jackson, Terry Green, Tony Stephens, Mike Nolting, Tim Hester, Coach Fox Kerry shows his form. Tony hits an invisible wall. Mike doing a jump shot. Going up for the rebound. Scott attempts another basket. Lady Tigers This year’s basketball team was under the lead- ership of second year coach, Danny Jordan, and Assistant Coach, Carol Burnham. Coach Jordan said, BB “Even though we only won six games, the girls en- joyed the basketball sea- son. This was the best bunch of girls I have ever coached.” Vienna Smithton Knob Noster Stover Tipton Camdenton California Clinton Stover Cole Camp Sacred Heart Smith Cotton Eugene Russelville Osage Eldon Camdenton Linn Tipton Cole Camp California Smithton Blair Oaks Warsaw Warsaw 35 63 25 37 21 49 37 41 35 27 44 64 27 51 30 34 31 29 25 37 26 25 35 37 40 49 41 50 43 41 47 82 32 73 55 50 47 33 26 32 48 51 32 66 28 33 35 55 27 43 Christi watching her girl. J.V. in the huddle. Front Row - Tracy W’illiams, Debra Dixon, Christi Huffman: Second Row - Carol Burnham, Jana Cathy and Jana trying to get the ball. Rouse, Jeanne McDonald, Cathy Schussler, Alicesha Good, Coach. Danny Jordan 60 Jump Kelly, Jump. Front Row - Kelly Silkwood, Tammy Hester, Debra Dixon; Second Row - Assistant Coach Carol Burnham, Carolyn Barnard, Stacey Bolton, Tami Randall, Michelle Braden, Coach Danny Jordan. Tracy drives away from her opponent. Stacey shoots for two. Kelly, shoot the ball! Take the ball away from her, Carolyn. Wrestling Wrestling is a very physical sport that im- proves all-around physical fitness. Each participant will benefit on an equal basis. This year’s wrestlers had a successful season. Seven of the wrestlers went to districts and placed. Then four of these people went on to state wrestling - Chuck Moesch, Jay Dunham, Ross Smith, and Kurt Hatfield. Each wrestler should keep his self-confidence and sports- manship. A quick look at the clock. Terry C. goes for a pin. Chuck M. receives back points and more. An intense moment Wrestlers - Left to Right - Row 1 - Ross Smith, Jim Dornan, Ethan Bercume, J.J. Elwood; Row 2 - Danny Haggerman, Tony Piercy, Steve Concannon, Don Montavy, Chuck Moesch; Row 3 - Dennis Whitehead, Jay Dunham, John Sinclair, Andy Frogge, Kurt Hatfield, Terry Calahan, Stacy Stafford, Dennis Vallandin- gham. 62 Kurt H. receives some medical help Row 1 - Ross Smith, Jim Dornan, Chuck Moesch; Row 2 - Steve Concannon, John Sinclair, Jay Dunham. Kurt Hatfield, Andy Frogge, Terry Calahan, Stacy Stafford, Don Montavy Ross S. gives his support. Takedown Boys’ Track Boys’ track had a fairly successful season in 1986. The weather proved to be fit for practicing on the track instead of in the gym. The team consisted of eighteen members. The seniors were Bo Campbell, Lanny Ritter, Brian Ho- selton, Craig Baumgart- ner, and Kris Hatfield. The juniors were John Calahan, Jeff Hughes, Mike Beeman, Jimmy Up- ton, Robbie Leuthen, mgr., and Jim Bielinski. The sophomores included Brad Chamberlain, David White, and Robert Kilmer while Jimmy Chipley, Steve Concannon, and Tony Campbell were among the freshmen on the team. Brian Hoselton broke the school record for the 400 meter run. He is now the new record hold- er. Jim D. - 1st place. Winning start Two great track studs. Left to Right • Front Row - B. Campbell, L. Ritter, D. White, B. Hoselton, B. Chamberlain, T. Campbell, J. Bielinski; Back Row - Coach Fox, R. Kilmer, J. Chipley, J. Calahan, J. Hughes, M. Beeman, J. Upton, K. Hatfield, C. Baumgartner, S. Concannon, J. Derry, R. Leuthen, Coach Widhelm 65 Girls’ Track The 1986 girls’ track team had an advantage this year. It consisted of seven fresh- men, three sophomores, four juniors, and only one out- going senior. The younger runners will build up to a strong team in the next few years. There was a lot of talent on this track team. To name a few, Rosemary Calahan proved to be a good long- distance runner while Krista Thouvenel threw the shot- put. Carolyn Barnard was one of the few who made it to the state track meet. Who me? No, I’m just a fan of the team. Tamera working hard. Krista trying to shot-put. No. 826 - Carolyn at State. Row 1 - Rosemary Calahan. Michelle Baker, Sherri Baughman, Sherry Thomas. Lori Pendergraft, Becky Raines, Mitzi Clark, Krista Thouvenel, Mgr. Cindy Brown; Row 2 - Coach Hodges, Carolyn Barnard, Barbara Johnson, Jenny Fischer, Jamie Alpers, Tami Randall, Dawn Ehrenberg, Linda Hardey O.K., I’ll run. Coach! FORE! VHS Golf Golf, the sport of the coun- try club set, is one of the many sports available to the students of Versailles High School. Freshman through seniors can participate, all that is needed is a set of golf clubs and of course, skill. The Versailles golf team, under the direction of Coach Danny Jordan, was very com- petitive throughout the 1985- 86 season. The team placed third at district out of eight competing teams. Senior Peanut Frank will be missed for his prowess on the green. Peanut was the number one player on the golf team for all four years he was on the team. He went to state his junior and senior years, and finished sixth and tenth, re- spectively. Peanut also was honored by making the all-state team. His lowest score for 18 holes was a 69 and broke the school record. Fore! 1985-86 Golf team: (Row 1) Frank Schroeder, Robbie Dixon, Alex Schwab, and Jimmie Dornan. (Row 2) Coach Danny Jordan, Tony Stephens, Peanut Frank, Wally Boatright, Jay Dun- ham. Craig Joy, Jeff Jack- son, Doug Ogden, and Christi Huffman. Homecoming Pride Homecoming is a time of magic. The School seems to pull together in a common goal. The compe- tition of the floats, the parade, coronation, and especially the football game bring that certain magic to our school. The winner in the 1985 float competition was FFA. The theme for the float competition was “Teachers.” The FFA used the idea of “Tigers Concannon the Cardinals Down.” The evening was topped with the game between the Cardinals and us. We won by a landslide. At half time Krista Thouvenel was crowned the Homecoming Queen. Candidates: Krista Thouvenel, Shannon Schumacher, Anne Baker FFA shows us a winning float. Michelle B. Jackie D. show some Sherry T. clowns around, style. The VHS Band entertains at Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Hughes involved in Spirit Week. Tom D.: our Arab Shiek. Above: The Junior float wins third place Below: Senior float Finally wins second place Cheerleaders show their spirit in the parade. The Football team races along. A shot of the action. Kris H. runs for the money. Courtwarming The 1986 Courtwarming events were held on February 14 - Valentines Day. The Versailles Tigers played hard and won the game over the St. Elizabeth Hornets. James Parsons and Lisa Barnes were crowned King and Queen. Gary Croy and Joy Hutchison were crowned Prince and Princess. The nights events were followed by a dance held in the multipurpose room. Lisa Barnes, 1986 Courtwarming Queen Joy Hutchison, 1986 Courtwarming Princess 1985 Courtwarming Queen Lisa P. Escort Eric Courtwarming Game 1985 Courtwarming Princess Krista T. Escort Walter W. Joy H. and Gary C„ Courtwarming Prince and Princess Lisa B. and James P., Courtwarming King and Queen Wrestlers’ Special Every year wrestling sea- son is made a bit more exciting by hosting the Ver- sailles Quad. The day’s events start with the Junior Varsity round. Then be- tween the Junior Varsity round and the Varsity round the Matwarming coronation is held. The candidates are cho- sen by the wrestlers weeks in advance. What is special is the fact that the candidates are only supporters of the wrestling team and the other school sports. This year’s Princess was Missy Kimbrell. Amy Lutman was chosen by the wrestlers as their Queen. Don M. fights for a win. The 1986 Candidates were Amy Lutman, Jennifer Marriott, Missy Kimbrell, and Tammy Hester. Terry C. is new, but will grow. An exciting match Amy L. receives a surprise. Missy K. shows her excitement A Versailles takedown. Lesa L., the 1985 Princess crowns the royalty. Ross S. goes for the Gold. The 1986 Matwarming Court Did you plan this picture? Spring Fling Spring Fling was highly successful in 1986. The theme was “Come To the Fair” which was the open- ing song performed by Angela Colvin. Many so- loists and small groups performed. Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, Mens’ Glee, and Ladies’ Glee performed songs which were spiritual, romantic, medleys, or perhaps humor- ous in places. The evening ended with the traditional song for the graduating se- niors. To much of the audi- ence, the evening was quite enjoyable. Krista singing a popular Whitney Houston song. Chris not only sings but also plays the guitar. Ginger performing her best. Diane S. and Michelle B. singing their duet. Jenny F. flashes a quick smile for the camera. David W. uses his talent in accompanying the acts. Susan Todd..................................... Somewhere Missy Jeffrey Sherry Thomas................. I’m Yours Junior Womens Sextet........ Let’s Hear It For The Boy Brian Pearcy....................................... Piano Man Black Mixed Double........ That’s What Friends Are For Chris Pifer................................ Heart of Gold Krista Thouvenel..................... How Will I Know Michelle Braden Diane Steelman....... When God Ran Ginger Raines.............. Saving All My Love For You Gold Mixed Double.....................The People of God Amy Lutman Jimmy Dornan........ Doubly Good To You Sophomore Girls Sextet................. California Guys Black Mens Double Quartet................ Viva La’ mour Ruth Steelman Sherry Thomas..................... Angels Eric Coffman Diane Steelman.....................Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You Sophomores.................... And I'll Remember You 81 Athletic Award The Versailles High School athletes were honored at the annual Sports Banquet held on Monday, May 19. Those who received special recognition were: Carolyn Barnard - Co-captain of the volleyball team, All Conference Volleyball Team, All District Volleyball Team, Offensive Leader Volleyball Award; Leading Scorer Basketball Award; High Point Running Event Track Award; District winner in 100 m. Dash, District 2nd place in 200 m. Dash, State qualifier in 100 and 200 m. Dashes. Rosemary Calahan - Most Improved Track Award; District Winner in 3200 m. run, State qualifier. Dawn Ehrenberg - Booster Club Female Scholar Award. Carla Garber - Best Defensive Volleyball Award; Most Improved Basketball Player Award, Stan Rogers Schol- arship recipient, Kiwanis Sportmanship Award, Booster Club Athlete of the Year Award. Tammy Hester - Sportsmanship Basketball Award. Barbara Johnson - High Point Field Event Award in Track; District 2nd place Finisher in Discus, State Qualifier. Cristy White - Co-Captain of the volleyball team, All Conference Volleyball Team, All District Volleyball Team, High Point Server Volleyball Award. Craig Baumgartner - Honorable Mention Defensive End, Top Lineman Football Award; 2nd place District shot put, 2nd place District Discus, 2nd place finish in District Triple Jump, State qualifier in shot, discus, and triple jump. Mike Beeman - School Record holder in 1600 M. Relay; District champ in 3200 M. Relay; State qualifier 3200 M. Relay. Jim Bielinski - School Record in 3200 M. Run; District Champ in 3200 M. Run and 3200 M. Relay team. Ken Bowman - Co-captain football team. Defensive MVP Football Award. Bo Campbell - Co-captain Football team, 2nd Team All Conference Linebacker; Tri-captain Basketball team, Free Throw percent Basketball Award; Stan Rogers Scholarship, Booster Club Male Athlete of the Year Award. Jim Derry - School record holder 800 M. Run, 1600 M. Run, and 1600 M. Relay; District champion 1600 M. Run, 800 M. Run, and 3200 M. Relay Team, State Qualifier in 1600, 800, and 3200 Relay. Jay Dunham - Wrestling District State Qualifier; Most Pins Wrestling Award. Peanut Frank - Golf District State Qualifier, Most Valuable Golf Award, Booster Club Male Scholar Athlete Award. Mike Hall - Conference Honorable Mention Defensive End; 1st Team All Conference, Offensive Basketball Award. Kris Hatfield - 1st Team All Conference Defensive End; 1st Team All Conference, Offensive Basketball Award. Kris Hatfield - 1st Team All Conference Defensive Back, 2nd Team All Conference Offensive End, All District Defensive Back, set school records in Most Receptions and Most Yards Receiving, Offensive MVP Football Award. Kurt Hatfield - Conference Honorable Mention Defen- sive Tackle; 3rd at District, State Qualifier; Most Escapes Wrestling Award. Brian Hoselton - School record holder 100 M. Dash, 1600 M. Relay, and 400 M. Run; Kiwanis Sportsmanship Award. Steve Lamberson - Conference Honorable Mention Defensive Back, Most Improved Football Award. Alan Metcalf - 2nd Team All Conference Defensive Guard and Offensive Guard. Chuck Moesch - 2nd District, State Qualifier; Most Reversals Wrestling Award. Scott Rumbo - Most Improved Basketball Award. Ross Smith - Conference Honorable Mention Running Back and Defensive Back, Top Back Football Award; 2nd in District, State Qualifier; Most Near Fall Points Wrestling Award. Aquino Wallace - School record holder 1600 M. Relay; District champion 3200 M. Relay; State qualifier in 3200 Relay. Walter Woods - Tri-captain basketball team, Best Defensive Basketball Award. Student of the Quarter Student of the Quarter is added up, the student with an honor which can be the highest score usually awarded to either a Sopho- receives the award for the more, a Junior, or a Senior, quarter. The three students The teachers receive a ballot who received this award for in which they evaluate stu- the year were two Seniors, dents on many different Sheridan Henderson and subjects. Some of these in- Wendy Clark, and one Ju- clude their academic nior, Krista Thouvenel. achievements, character, and extra-curricular activi- ties. When the scores are Sheri Henderson - First Quarter recipient Krista Thouvenel - Third Quarter recipient Wendy Clark • Second Quarter recipient School Honors Ginger A. - Business Professional Women’s Scholarship Many school honors were awarded to outstanding stu- dents this year. Among some of them were Craig Baum- gartner, who received the DAR Good Citizen Award, and Wendy Clark, who re- ceived the Stan Rogers Me- morial NHS Scholarship. Jimmy Dornan was the stu- dent chosen for the Soph- omore Pilgrimage and Carrie Marshall received the Wal-Mart Scholar- ship. Many students walked away from the evening proud, knowing that doing their best did pay off in one way or another. Dawn E. - MFA Scholarship Wally B. - Elsie Sims S-ship Carrie M. - Ellsworth - Huggins Scholarship DAR Good Citizen Award Wendy C. - Westlake's Finalist State From Sports to Vocation- al Agriculture, many stu- dents worked their way to receiving state honors in many different areas. Jeff Jackson received a I rating at State for Drafting. Jimmy Young was selected as a State Farmer. Jay Dunham, Kurt Hatfield, Ross Smith, and Chuck Moesch made State Wrestling in Colum- Honors bia, while Joy Hutchison went to Atlanta, Georgia for DEC A. Even if one does not place at State, it is an honor just to qualify to go. Ag. Meats Team - Tabbie Hardey, John Gerlt, Sheila Schuster Craig B. placed sixth at the state track meet. Sallianne Thompson, Krista Thouvenel Boys’ State - Greg Willson, Tony Elliott, Jeff Hughes, Ross Smith 86 State Wrestlers - Kurt Hatfield, Chuck Moesch, Ross Smith, Jay Dunham These Junior High students received I ratings at the State Contest for Drafting and Industrial Arts. State Poultry Team - Naomi Jones, Tabbie Hardey, Sheila Schuster Joy Hutchison attended the National DECA contest in Atlanta, Georgia. 'll :S 87 Camelot One night each year a magical period occurs. This is the Junior-Senior Prom. The plans for this night start weeks in advance. We order tuxes, buy dresses, make dinner reservations, and find dates. These plans lead to a perfect evening. The 1986 Prom’s theme was Camelot. The music was provided by a disc jockey. The night was highlighted with the reading of the Senior Wills. These con- tained humorous and sen- timental thoughts of the future and past. Carol W. helps create the ceiling Donna W. and Ken B. show their style. Donita A. and Gas enter with smiles. The slow dance of love. Sophomores provide the service. Tracy W. looks enthusiastic. The balloons show the way. Mrs. Woolley greets the guests. The fountain adds to the center of the floor. The end of a great evening. Becky J. shows us how to dance. Graduation The past and the future set the mood for the gradua- tion of the class of 1986. Carrie Marshall reminded the class of the many days spent in I.S.S. and the extra- curricular weekend activi- ties. James Parsons showed us that we should not be afraid of pursuing our dreams. He also showed us that in order to be success- ful, we must plan for the future right now. The class of “86” is gone now but we will always remember the many hap- py days spent at VHS. Carrie M. poses quickly for the camera. Jeff H. reading his diploma. 93 Tammy H. - The next Miss America? 1986 Ken B. Bo C. “What kind of trouble have we gotten ourselves into? 95 Class of 1989 Jeff Akers Jamie Alpers Mark Anderson Cathy Andrews Jeff Avey Michelle Baker Leslie Barnes Beverly Baumgartner Sherri Baughman Shawna Beagle Raylene Blanks Wendy Blonstein Becky Bradshaw Cindy Brown Cheri Bullard Tanya Burke Chris Byars Rosemary Calahan Tony Campbell Jimmy Chappel Jim Chipley Cathy Clayton Kelly Clayton David Clemens Wesley Coleman Steve Concannon Aaron Copeland Sarah Dayton Clint Dinkins Randy Dinwiddie Robert Dixon Brent Dunnaway Jerry Elwood Christine Espinosa Jenny Fischer Steve Fryoff Mike Gerhart Julie Gregory Danny Haggerman James Hampton Jim Hardesty Billy Higginbotham Carlisia Hilgar Tim Hilty Mike Homan Mike Howard James Hudson 96 Lucretia Huff Mike Hull Stacy Jackson Billy Jeffries Debra Jeffries Barbara Johnson Derek Jones Karren Klein Shelly Laster Julie Lucas Jennifer McCalanahan Renea Marple Lori Marshall Pepper Messer Darren Miller Kellee Miller Kim Montavy Louis Nelen Scott Sherman prepares for class. Anna Tellman hurries to class. Mike Nolting Rene O’Neal Brad Pearcy Mike Perry Tony Piercy Pamela Pryor Becky Raines Patti Reinhart Joel Robertson Karen Roll Frank Schroeder Scott Sherman Kelly Silkwood Mike Silvey Bonnie Smith Angel Stafford Debra Stevens Kelly Stone Anna Tellman Randy Uber Tammy Watkins Tammera Watts Shawn Wehmeier Todd William Tracy Williams Brian Wilson Eva Wilson 97 Class of 1990 Wow, we get to see a film?!! Trish Arment Tammy Armer Patrick Baker Stacy Baumer Brent Beckmann Ronnie Blacksten Norman Bogle Jimmy Bowers Shauna Bowers Melissa Branch Don Brown Patricia Calvert Shawn Campbell Jason Chappell Brad Chase Tony Comstock Bill Crowe Melinda Daniels Crystal Dooley Latricia Dout Janson Dreyer Vanissa Dunklee Mary Ellen Dunnaway Todd Edgar Rocky Fields Cheryl Fleener Barry Garber Brian Graber Patricia Gremminger Tonja Grimes Nelson Groce Mike Hibdon Tim Horner John Huddleston Ellen Huff David Hutchison Jenny Jones John Jones Greg Kahler Gene Kiger Sharon Kilmer Charlie Kling John Laster Tom Deeper Brent Lehman Scott LeVan Cindy McDonald Romona McGinnes Larry McMillen Sandra McMillen James Marriott Regina Marriott Kevin Marshall Jason Martin Cindy Mayer Gary Metcalf Michelle Miller Shannon Miller Theresa Miller Ronda Morgan Brian Morrison Bryan Netz Alicia Pearcy Steve Randall Pat Ray Anna Schitz 98 Another boring day. I really can’t believe it. Angela Serville Jennifer Shirley Tammy Simons Cl jrj A Mi n h 1 ' V 0 gen s n Ronda Smith Amerika Stacy Walter Tubbs Kenny Twyman Christine Vogt Jody Vogt Janice Weaver Tammy Webb Jeffrey Weekly Veronica Weekly Dana White Monica Williams Teddy Wilson Joe Winfrey Deborah Zimmerman Man, where is She from. Now, Now, no hands. Class of 1991 John Applehury I orie Armstrong Matt Avey Shawn Barboui Alan Bauer Becky BaumKartner Shawna Bentch Chriatv Bias Amy Branch Sonya Burke Kelley Conklin Amy Darnell • Chuck Day Robbie Decker Kelly Dor Rob Dornan Greg Dwyer Troy Bllb Danny Eapinoaa James Evans Mike Freeman Heather Garrison JaM� n Gates I.eAnne Gregory Doug Gremminger Barrv Grider Chris Hall Robert Heggie Angie Heinerikson David Hilkemeyer Fred Hill Mike Hunter Scott Jonas Martha Kilmer Carrie Lei by Karen Lindsey Nicole Marriott Shannon Medley Karla Metcalf Galen Miller Doug Montavy David Moore Trina Morrison Tracie Neirmeyer Maria Nolan Missy Face Tina Farrish Tony Farisio David Fensgard Steve Phelps Julie Raines Meillyn Reitz JoLeah Robertson John Roll Jennifer Rouse Kimberly Schad Minerva Sensenig Susie Smith Tina Smith Joe Stevenson Brian Stuart Joe Swendrowski Kama Thouvenel Pat Turpin Rich Williams Deanna Wilson Troy Wilson Brad Yoder Mark Zimmerman Matt A.- “Are you talking to me? “O.K. class, now spell cat.” J.H. Football The 1985 Football sea- son began with eleven boys from the 7th grade going out for football. Fif- teen boys from the 8th grade went out for foot- ball. “All the boys worked very hard this season,” Coach Fox said. Key injuries early in the season hampered the 8th grade but despite the in- juries the boys performed well. The 7th grade im- proved with each game. They definitely have something to look forward to next year. Front row - Alan Bauer, Rich Williams, David Hilkemeyer, Dave Pensgard, Robbie Heggie, Danny Espinosa; Second row - Coach David Fox, Brad Yoder, James Evans, Kelly Dore, Doug Montavy, Scott Jones, Coach David Wood. Front row - Barry Garber, Jason Dreyer, Shawn Campbell Brian Netz, Mike Hibdon, Troy Lee Wilson, Dana White; Back row - Coach David Fox, Brad Chase, Brent Lehman, Steve Randall, Joe Winfrey, Patrick Baker, John Jones, Grey Kahler, Tony Comstock, Coach David Wood. 102 Volleyball Starting practice during the first week of school showed ten girls from the eighth grade returning from last year. They had to recruit seventh graders and end- ed up with seven. Every- one had lots of playing time due to the few num- ber of girls. The seventh grade MVP was Jennifer Rouse with 44 points. The most improved player was Angie Heinerikson while Tina Smith was the player with the most hustle. The eighth grade MVP was Crys- tal Dooley with 40 points. The most improved player was Mary Ellen Dunnaway while Cindy McDonald was the player with the most hustle. The season ended with the Parent Daughter game that was on Oct. 17, 1985. 7th California 8th 15-7 15-7 15-10 Osage 15-10 10-15 5-15 15-7 5-15 5-15 Camdenton 15-6 14-16 15-9 Jefferson City 15-13 16-14 8-15 15-13 15-17 Tipton 15-10 15-8 15-13 4-15 15-10 15-7 Eldon 2-15 6-15 12-15 15-8 5-15 Total 3-3 4-2 Front Row - Vanissa Dunkley, Crystal Dooley; Second Row - Kim Schewmaker, Cheryl Fleener, Mary Ellen Dunnaway. Ronda Mor- gan; Third Row • Jenny Jones, Ellen Huff, Coach Carol Burnham, Veronica Weekly, Cindy McDonald. Front Row - Kama Thouvenel, Tina Smith, LeAnn Gregory; Second Row - Trina Morri- son, Angie Heinerikson, Coach Carol Burn- ham, Jennifer Rouse, Kimberly Schad. J.H The Junior High Cheer- leaders of 1985 and 1986 showed their spirit by being involved. They cheered for both boys and girls sports, which included boys foot- ball, basketball and girls volleyball, basketball. They not only cheered for games, they boosted the spirit of the students by having pep as- semblies. They have worked very hard and have practiced to become what they are, a dedicated group of girls showing their spirit for their school. Back - Carlisia Hilgar, Cindy Brown, Trish Dout, and Melinda Daniels Front - Amy Darnell and Julie Raines. J. H. Cheerleaders show their ability to listen. “Practice makes perfect.' J.H. Basketball The Junior High boys basketball team completed a successful season. Participation was good with twenty - two boys out for basketball. The Junior High girls basketball team completed a successful season also. This team had nineteen girls participating. Front Row - Tim Horner. Kelly Dore, Danny Espinosa, Brad Yoder. Jeff Weekley, Rich Williams; Second Row - Alan Bauer. Jason Dreyer, Grey Dwyer, Mike Hibdon, Todd Edgar, Kevin Marshall, Barry Garber; Third Row - Coach David Wood, Patrick Baker, Greg Kahler, John Applebury, John Jones, Tony Comstock, Steve Randall, Brent Beckman, Scott Jones, Brent Lehman Front Row - Kama Thouvenel, Vanissa Dunklee, Ronda Morgan. Tina Smith; Second Row - Shawna Bentch, LeAnn Gregory. Trina Morrison. Tammy Simons, Lorie Armstrong, Crystal Dooley. Missy Pace. Cheryl Fleener; Back Row Coach Linda Scott, Kim Schad. Trade Neirmeyer, Jennifer Shirley, Jennifer Rouse. Veronica Weekley, Kelsey Brunson. Jenny Jones, Coach Toalson. 105 Running For the Future Junior High Track is an school are in these pro- exciting experience. The grams. These athletes will work done is all for the lead our school to victo- future. All the skills ac- ries. quired are to be used in the high school track program. Many athletes are made and excel in this program. The athletes of the future of our Cindy M. runs to the finish. Now, not to much fun in practice. Ellen H. throws for success. Row 1 Alicia Pearcy, Sharon Kilmer, Angie Heinerikson, Tracy Niermeyer, Kelsey Bruston, Monica Williams. Kama Thouvenel, Jennifer Rouse, Veronica Weekley. Row 2 - Tina Smith, Stacy Baumer, Mindy Daniels, Vanissa Dunklee, Jenny Jones, Ellen Huff. 106 Growing Success The year was filled with well. The people involved many times of success and will use the skills learned sorrow. The times were good and bring victories, and fun. The track team show much improvement over the year and skills were taught Towers over success. Brent B. plays leap frog. Just one more time. Row 1 - Brian Morrison, Jeff Weekley, Danny Espinosa, Rob Dornan, Shawn Barbour, Kelly Dore, Brad Yoder, Pat Ray, James Evans. Row 2 - Troy Wilson, Dana White, Jason Chappels. Robert Hagge, Pat Baker, Shawn Campbell, Brent Beckman, Steve Randall. Barrie Garber, Brent Lehman, Mike Hibdon. Rob D. release the ball. 107 Ugh! You’re waving to her? The bodies electric They’re tooting their own horns. Student Life Brent B. reaching for the sky. ‘‘Queen Kevin” David C. studying hard Brent B. and Brent L. showing us how it’s done. ■V Kelly S. showing us her smile. Tony C. about to show us how mean he can get. Jammin’ in the halls” Peek-A-Boo Brent B. “What’s so funny?” Ill Everybody Smile Jr. High Band The Junior High band had a very successful year. The eighth grade band joined the band in march- ing and pep band activi- ties. The seventh and eighth grade band pre- pared Christmas music to present at the Christmas assembly. Several students also prepared solos and en- sembles during the Christ- mas season and performed at local nursing homes. The Junior High band also per- formed at the Cavalcade of Bands on May 8. Eighth grade band: (Row 1) Jenny Jones, Stacy Baumer, Jennifer Shirley, and Shauna Bowles. (Row 2) Tommy Leeper, Patricia Calvert. Brian Graber, Angie Serville, Cindy McDonald, Cheryl Fleener, Tony Comstock, Vanissa Dunkley, and Michelle Miller. (Row 3) David Hutchison, Dana White. Barry Garber. Brent Lehman, Trish Dout, Brent Beckman. Brian Morrison, Jason Dreyer, and John James. (Row 4) Miss Jackson. Not pictured: Jason Chappell and Scott LeVan. Junior High band practice. Seventh grade band: (Row 1) Kama Thouvenel, Jennifer Rouse, Becky Baumgartner, and Shawna Bentch. (Row 2) Tina Smith. Brad Yoder, Scott Jones, Angie Heinerickson, Brian Wilson, and Tina Parrish. (Row 3) Miss Jackson. Not pictured: Rob Dornan. Jr. High Choir The Junior High Choir under the direction of Mrs. Jlee Woolley had many successful perfor- mances in 1986. One of which was not so success- ful was the long awaited and worked on Christmas concert which was can- celed because of the weath- er. Among the successes were the eighth grade spring concert in April and the seventh and eighth grade spring concert in May. Eighth grade choir: (Row 1) Ronda Morgan, Rhonda Smith, Kim Shewmaker, Mary Ellen Dunnaway, Amerika Stacy, Brian Morrison, and Jody Vogt. (Row 2) Patricia Gremming- er. Ramona McGinnis, Christine Vogt, Angela Serville. Trish Dout, Barry Garber, and Charlie Kling. (Row 3) Mrs. Jlee Woolley, Regina Marriott, Kelsey Brunson, Cindy Mayer, Jenny Jones, Trish Arment, Cheryl Fleener, Steve Randall. Brent Lehman, and Patrick Baker. (Row 4) Kim Jennings, Tammy Webb, Sharon Kilmer. Monica Williams, Tammy Simons, Mendy Daniels, Jennifer Shirley, Deborah Zimmerman, Cindy McDonald, Kevin Marshall, Jason Chappell, and John Jones. The seventh grade choir sings. Seventh grade choir: (Row 1) Michelle Leach, Kama Thouvenel, Tina Smith, Kelly Conklin, Susie Smith, Becky Lowrey, Martha Kilmer, Kelly Kenney, JoLeah Robertson, Jimmy Evans, Rich Williams, and Mike Freeman. (Row 2) Missy Jeffrey, Deanna Wilson, Karla Metcalf, Meillyn Reitz, Carrie Leiby, Karen Lindsey, Becky Baumgartner, Julie Raines, Tracie Niermeyer, Missy Pace. Chris Hall, Mike Hunter, Steve Phelps Mark Zimmerman and Galen Miller. (Row 3) Mrs. Jlee Woolley, Lelia Marriott. LeAnne Gregory, Shawna Bench, Amy Darnell, Heather Garrison, Kimberley Schad, Jennifer Rouse, Christy Bias, Lorie Armstrong, Minerva Sensenig, Alan Bauer, Rob Decker, and Scott Jones. J.H. Council The Junior High Student Council had a very produc- tive year. Under the leader- ship of Kelly Stone, Presi- dent, Leslie Barnes, Vice President, Becky Raines, Secretary, Darren Klein, Treasurer, and Jenny Fi- scher, Recorder, the Student Council accomplished many things. To raise money, the Council purchased a button machine. This made buttons which were sold before school and at lunch. With the money earned, the Council painted the words “Tiger Spirit” on the south wall of the gymnasium. They decided it was time for a new flag and bought one for the outside flagpole. They gave Mrs. Moser a plaque for her retirement and Mr. Hayden received a $25 gift certificate to Arrowhead Lodge at the lake for the Council’s ap- preciation of his coopera- tion and support of what they have accomplished this year. It takes a good Student Council and good leaders to be able to ac- complish so much for a school in such a short time. Who knew that being in Student Council would mean publicity. I'm on what committee? The Secretary on her lunch break. Student Council - Left to Right - Row 1 - Kama Thouvenel; Row 2 - Becky Raines, Scott Sherman, Tina Smith; Row 3 • Barry Garber, Alan Bauer, Darren Klein; Row 4 - Jennifer Shirley, Becky Baumgartner, Melinda Daniels; Row 5 - Tony Campbell, Joel Robertson, Trish Dout; Row 6 - Jennifer Rouse, Leslie Barnes, Brian Morrison; Row 7 - Jenny Fischer, Michelle Baker, Shawn Campbell; Row 8 - Michelle Miller, Beverly Baumgartner, Kelly Stone; Row 9 - Anna Tellman, Angel Stafford, Angie Heinerikson; Row 10 • Mrs. Amy Todd, sponsor Land Of Oz The Junior High had a bridge, and a realistic castle successful prom this year. It on the floor, was held May 3, 1986, and the theme was “The Land of Oz.” J.J. Elwood and Renea Marple were crowned King and Queen of the Prom. The gymnasium was nicely deco- rated with a fountain, a The King and Queen of the Prom. Alicesha G. “What do you suppose is growing in there? Sheri H. working the concession at a ballgame. Index Due to uncontrollable circumstances, not all of the pages are indexed, but the majority of the pages are indexed. SENIORS: Anderson, Debbie - 10, 15, 28, 41, 45 Applebury, Ginger - 10, 28, 43, 46, 85 Baker, Anne - 10, 40, 41, 91 Barnes, Lisa - 10, 36, 43, 44, 56, 57, 71, 74, 75 Baumer, Kim - 10, 14, 40, 48 Baumgartner, Craig - 10, 16, 45, 55, 65, 79, 85, 86 Berendzen, Susan - 10, 27, 91 Boatright, Wally - 10, 13, 44, 45, 55, 65, 79, 85, 86 Bowman, Ken - 10, 15, 45, 55, 88, 92, 93 Brown, Ron - 36, 91 Buchanan, Rhonda - 10 Campbell, Bo - 10, 14, 44, 45, 55, 58, 64, 65, 73, 74, 78, 92, 93 Clark, Wendy - 10, 42, 43, 45, 84, 85 Coffman, Eric - 10, 11, 28, 29, 30, 44, 45, 75, 78, 79 Dial, Stacy - 10, 31, 36 Doepke, Ross - 10, 13, 37, 45, 91 Ehrenberg, Dawn - 10, 11, 37, 40, 41, 45, 48, 66, 79, 85, 91 Frank, Peanut - 10, 11, 14, 15, 44, 45, 68, 79, 90 Garber, Carla - 10, 14, 16, 44, 48, 56, 57, 92 Gerlt, Troy - 10, 12, 28, 29, 43, 45, 48 Gregory, Doug - 11, 90 Guhr, Eric - 11, 15, 28, 30, 43 Harrison, Cindy - 11, 13, 31, 36 Harrison, Larry - 11 Hatfield, Kris - 11, 15, 45, 54, 55, 65, 73 Heinerikson, Mike - 92, 116 Henderson, Sheridan - 11, 28, 37, 43, 45, 79, 84, 116 Herbert, Danny - 44 Hester, Tammy - 11, 12, 45, 53, 57, 61, 76, 77, 93 Hester, Tim - 11, 30, 31, 36, 58, 59 Higgins, Jeff - 11, 28, 29, 30, 79, 93 Hill, Tami - 11, 28 Hoselton, Brian - 12, 31, 65, 92, 116 Hunter, Keri - 10, 12, 27, 48 Hunter, Lisa - 12, 36 Iman, Kevin - 31 Jaco, Becky - 12, 36, 43 Jaco, Debbie - 11, 12, 31 Keen, Jackie - 12, 31, 36, 116 Kiger, Ronny - 12 McCarty, Michelle - 12, 45 Manford, Danny - 12, 36 Marple, Mike - 12, 28, 45 Marshall, Carrie - 12, 15, 28, 30, 45, 85, 90, 91, 93 Metcalf, Alan - 12, 55 Moesch, Mike - 12, 36 Parsons, James - 13, 14, 36, 37, 43, 45, 71, 73, 74, 75, 79, 90 Patton, Lisa - 13 Pearcy, Brian - 13, 14, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37, 45, 48, 79 Petty, Tim - 13, 16, 41 Phelps, Mike - 13 Pifer, Chris - 13, 28, 29, 30, 31, 36, 80, 116 Raines, Ginger - 13, 28, 29, 36, 44, 45, 57, 48, 74, 80 Raines, Tonya - 13, 16, 36 Ray, Jacque - 14, 31 Ritter, Lanny - 14, 65 Rumbo, Shannon - 14 Sidebottom, Mark - 14, 31, 36, 116 Stafford, Jackie Espinosa - 14, 53 Swenson, Dora Lindsey - 12, 88, 91 Terry, Mike - 14, 55 Trembley, Kim Jennings - 12, 28, 31, 36 Vogt, Hank - 12, 28, 31, 36 Wallace, Craig - 13, 15, 90 Weinstein, Debbie - 15, 16, 46 White, Cristy - 10, 15, 27, 28, 29, 31, 36, 45, 56, 57, 74 Williams, Carol - 12, 15 Williams, Stacy - 15, 57 Wilson, Doug - 15 Wilson, Tracy - 15, 36 Winfrey, Jim - 15 Witt, Donna - 15, 27, 40, 41, 79, 88, 92 Woods, Renee - 15, 31 Yeokum, Johnna - 10, 43, 79 Young, Jimmy - 10, 27, 46, 87 Versailles, Mo. 65064 JUNIORS: Arnold, Donita - 17, 79 Baker, John - 17, 36 Barnard, Carolyn - 17, 21, 28, 29, 30, 37, 44, 45, 56, 57, 61, 66, 73 Baumgartner, Kara - 17, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48 Beeman, Mike - 17, 45, 58, 59, 64, 65 Bercume, Ethan - 17, 45, 62 Berkstresser, Ralph - 17 Bielinski, Jim - 17, 64, 65 MORGAN COUNTY Bradshaw, Cliff - 17, 46 ]Q2 Fjsher Branch, Terry - 17 Brewer, Neal - 17, 46 Brown, Greg - 17, 55 Calahan, John - 17, 28, 31, 45, 50, 64, 65 Chadwick, Debbie - 17, 31 Colvin, Angie - 17, 28 Concannon, Erin - 17, 28, 29, 43, 45, 48 Croy, Gary - 17, 18, 31, 58, 74, 75 Dills, Norman - 18, 36 Dinkins, Tom - 18, 37, 72 Dixon, Debbie - 18, 20, 28, 29, 37, 44, 60, 79, 86 Dunham, Jay - 18, 45, 62, 63, 68, 74, 87 Elliott, Tony - 18, 20, 44, 55, 86 Frogge, Andy - 18, 19, 45, 55, 62, 63, 78 Gerlt, John - 18, 27, 28, 29, 46, 86 n7 575 Greene, Dawn - 18, 31, 46 Gremminger, Mike - 18 Hall, Mike - 18, 43, 45, 55, 58 Hamrick, John - 18 Hardey, Linda - 18, 20, 50, 66 Hardey, Tabbie - 18, 27, 37, 46, 86, 87 Hatfield, Kurt - 18, 19, 55, 62, 63, 76, 87 Hedrick, Lisa - 18 Herod, Annette - 18, 28, 29, 30, 37, 45, 47, 48 Hilkemeyer, Stephanie - 18 Huff, Gary - 18 Hughes, Jeff - 18, 43, 44, 65, 86 Hutchison, Joy - 18, 19, 20, 28, 36, 41, 44, 43, 47, 48, 71, 74, 75, 87 Jackson, Jeff - 18, 28, 30, 45, 58, 59, 87 James, Paula - 17, 18, 68 Johnson, Edward - 18 Jones, Bridget - 18 Jones, Naomi - 18, 87 Kimbrell, Melissa - 18, 20, 28, 29, 30, 37, 40, 41, 44, 47, 76, 77, 79, 86 King, Earl - 18 Lamberson, Steve - 18, 46, 55 Lehman, Brian - 19, 55 Lepley, Troy - 17, 19, 36 Letch worth, Susan - 19 Leuthen, Robbie - 19, 28, 55, 65 Lewis, Christine - 19, 50, 79 Loganbill, Lesa - 19, 21, 28, 36, 37, 41, 42, 77 Lutman, Jeff - 19, 28, 29, 31, 36, 43, 49, 58 McCandless, Jeanetta - 19, 37 Manford, Jarrod - 19, 36 Marshall, Rita - 19, 37, 47 Metcalf, Kerry - 19, 27, 37, 46, 55 Moesch, Chuck - 19, 46, 62, 63, 87 Nikkei, James - 18, 20, 43, 44, 45, 48, 75 Noe, Ben - 18, 20 Ogden, Mike - 20, 34 Patton, Brad - 20 Pendergraft, Lori - 20, 28, 44, 48, 66, 86 Phelps, Donna - 20 Pluff, Don - 20 Power, Cheri - 19, 20, 28, 37, 47, 48 Presley, Kathy - 20 Raines, Kim - 20 Reames, Scott - 20, 28, 30 Richardson, Neysa - 17, 20 Sandidge, Walt - 20 Schussler, Cathy - 19, 20, 37, 47, 60 Schuster, Sheila - 19, 21, 27, 37, 45, 46, 74, 86, 87 Smith, Ross - 18, 21, 44, 45, 54, 55, 62, 63, 77, 86, 87 Swearingen, Mark - 21 Thomas, Rhonda - 21, 28 Thompson, Sallianne - 21, 28, 30, 44, 45, 57, 86 Thouvenel, Krista - 19, 21, 28, 29, 30, 37, 41, 45, 56, 57, 66, 71, 72, 73, 75, 80, 84, 86 Todd, Susan - 18, 21, 28, 29, 30, 43, 44, 45, 37, 48 Tubbs, Leslie - 21 Upton, Jimmy - 18, 21, 65, 79 Wallace, Aquino - 21, 44 Watkins, Tina - 21 Webb, Ken - 21 Wenger, Carol - 21, 28, 37, 48, 88 Willson, Greg - 21, 28, 29, 30, 45, 86 Wilson, Tammy - 21 Wittrock, Gary - 21 Woods, Walter - 21, 41, 45, 58, 75 Yoder, Loren - 21, 44, 45 SOPHOMORES: Aeschbacher, Bruce - 22 Allan, Shelley - 22, 28, 29, 46 Anderson, Susan - 22, 27, 46 Andrews, Carla - 22, 116 Baker, Steve - 22 Ball, Kevin - 22, 59 Baumgartner, Kerry - 22, 46, 59, 74 Bergen, Melody - 22, 31 Berkstresser, Tuffy - 22, 31 Bogle, Sherry - 22 Bolton, Stacy - 22, 28, 44, 49, 57, 61, 116 Bowman, Karen - 22, 47 Braden, Michelle - 22, 28, 29, 41, 44, 57, 61, 72 Branstetter, Richard - 22 Brimer, Jeri - 22 Burkhart, Elizabeth - 22 Calahan, Terry - 22, 23, 55, 62, 63, 76 Calvert, Mary - 22 Campbell, Angi - 22, 25, 44 Campbell, Doug - 22 Chamberlain, Brad - 22, 65 Chandler, Stacy - 22, 74 Clark, Mitzi - 22, 42, 66 Conklin, Kendall - 22 Dawson, Jackie - 22, 72, 116 Deason, Stephanie - 22, 42, 43 Derry, Jim - 23, 64, 65 Doepke, Erin - 23, 47 Dornan, Jimmy - 23, 28, 29, 30, 49, 55, 62, 68, 74, 79 Edgar, Tony - 23, 25, 49, 59 Ellis, Michelle - 23 Farr, Frank - 23 Ferrel, Joe - 23, 31 Good, Alicesha - 23, 27, 28, 46, 60, 116 Green, Terry - 23, 59 Grimes, Sandy - 23 Guhr, Sylvia - 23, 28 Hamlett, Darla - 23, 44 Hanrahan, Lea - 23, 31, 46 Hardin, Richard - 23 Heinerikson, Gina - 23 Homan, Missy - 23, 24 Hirschvogel, Tammie - 42 Huffman, Christi - 23, 24, 28, 44, 57, 60, 68 Hunter, Tracy - 22, 23, 44, 74 Iman, Darren - 23 Jeffrey, Missy - 23, 28, 29 Johnson, Carl - 23 Joy, Craig - 23, 59 Kilmer, Michael - 23, 46 Kilmer, Robert - 24, 64 Lepley, Tracy - 24 Lutman, Amy - 22, 24, 28, 40, 41, 43, 44, 76, 77 McCoin, Todd - 24 McDonald, Jeanne - 24, 60, 116 Mainard, Susan - 24, 42 Marriott, Angie - 24 Marriott, Jennifer - 22, 24, 28, 40, 41 Marriott, Lelia - 24, 28 Marshall, Barry - 24 Montavy, Don - 24, 55, 62, 63, 76 Ogden, Doug - 24, 68 Pace, Kim - 24 Parrish, Tracy - 24, 28, 40, 41 Pearcy, Brent - 24, 28 Pennel, Rhonda - 24 Penrod, Michelle - 24 Pluff, Shannon - 24 Raines, Becky - 24, 40, 41 Randall, Tami - 24, 28, 29, 45, 61, 66 Rayl, Lonnie - 24 Reames, Tracey - 24 Remington, Chris - 24 Rouse, Jana - 24, 28, 29, 40, 60 Rumbo, Scott - 25, 53, 58, 59 Schwab, Alex - 25, 68 Shirley, Chris - 25, 37 Sinclair, John - 25, 28, 30, 62, 63 Smith, Troy - 25 Stafford, Stacy - 25, 62, 63 Steelman, Diane - 25, 28, 29, 43, 44, 80 Steelman, Ruth - 25, 28, 29, 44 Stephens, Tony - 25, 59, 68 Thomas, Sherry - 25, 28, 49, 66, 72 Tunis, Donna - 25 Twyman, Carolyn - 25, 31 Vogt, David - 25 Walker, Lou Loni - 25 Whaley, Duane - 25, 55 White, David - 25, 28, 29, 55, 59 White, Tony - 25 Whittle, Ray - 25 Winters, Roberta - 25, 44 Woolery, Tammy - 25, 31, 46, 116 Yoder, Sherri - 25, 28, 29, 44 Sangster, Camelia - 31 119 Many an hour we have spent together learning the lessons we must learn. But, in our final hours, we see that we have learned the true meaning of friendship. And now as we are preparing to face the world, we are all saddened just a bit, and we all know we will never forget the time spent being the senior class of “86” ■ — 7